Is anyone here Jewish or had family that went through the holocaust

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   LadyFiddlerposted 5 years ago

   Is anyone here Jewish or had family that went through the holocaust
   
   Hi I am very passionate about the holocaust and feel a deep sympathy for all Jews who suffered this terrible fate . I have read and research a lot on the holocaust as I deem it a very unfortunate and pitiful situation. I will be very happy to talk/interview at least one Jew about their Family history in Europe during the Second World War, how are they coping? , do memories still haunt them etc.
   
   

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   JT Waltersposted 5 years ago

   Not Jewish but had family members held in secret labor camps in Germany for protecting Jewish people.  As German we are tribal people so religion is of little consequence to tribal matters.

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      LadyFiddlerposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Okay I see well there were a few nice German people that actually hid Jews during that horrific time. May God bless you Family that hid them. I am actually doing a Basic German Language Course online. So Gute Morgen to you.

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      JT Waltersposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Guten Tag.  Actually, our family did more than that and have received the highest honor for civilians from Israel.  My family name is Bosch.  My other family name is Walters but we have been here since the 1600(s).  We just go back and forth.

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   CraftytotheCoreposted 5 years ago

   My great-grandmother was from England.  However, she had family that perished during the holocaust.  She was in America and they stopped writing to her.  That's about all I know.  I only remember her from when I was about 3 years old.  The smell in her kitchen still lingers in my memories.  It was a delightful aroma from her baking cookies all the time.

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      LadyFiddlerposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Hi CraftyCore thanks for your comment and feed back Sorry to hear about your family that perished.

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   Sparkleaposted 5 years ago

   LadyFiddler;  I am answering this because I, too, am very passionate about the holocaust.  There are a couple movies coming soon to the theatres regarding this awful tragedy, and I plan to see both of them.  I have read many books written by survivors of the holocaust.  I think one of the authors lives in Buffalo, New York, a few hours away from me.
   
   I will NEVER understand how one man could get thousands of soldiers to treat people the way they did.
   
   I am not Jewish.  My father was in WWII but I think he was a cook.  I know very little about my dad, as he died suddenly at age 35.
   
   I hope you get many responses to this question.  I SO understand how you feel.  Maybe it's because I am of German descent: Maiden name is Nagle.  I should probably do a back research.  Blessings, Sparklea

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      LadyFiddlerposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Hi Sparklea I think just like you about this tragedy some people count it as history but my heart goes out still for jewish survivors and even those who suffered such horrid fate. Maybe we can become good friends my email is absonlinework@live.com.

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